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    awareness towards the foods you eat, its origin and production. He accredits by educating yourself to better understand how the plant and animal manufacturing and processing works that bring you highly modified and deplorable foods, you will have a better appreciation for the foods you consume when you have more production control. Mr. Berry addresses six different ways on how pleasurable eating can be when you have an omnipotent approach, when cultivating and preparing your own foods that are…

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    common food choices of today. Has it changed much through each generation? What about our "staples" of today? Chances are a quick look at them from the viewpoint of our great grand-parents would be enough to shock them silly when we look at the nutritional value, the ingredients, the preservatives and also the additives in the absolute majority of today's food! But it doesn't end there! That's just the view of a few generations back! What about looking at the changes in our nutrition and food…

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    care of our bodies the way that we should. We are eating foods that our bodies are not meant to try to digest. Oliver states, “Our generation will live 10 years less than our parents because of the food we are eating.” By us not eating natural foods without harmful additives, our body is working 10 times more than it should be. In today’s world people are looking for the cheapest and quickest foods to make in the grocery stores. The foods that they are choosing are not healthy. They have many…

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    complexities and cost of labels that do not improve safety. Mankind has been modifying crops and animals for thousands of years with great success to fed growing populations. Crossbreeding has improved our food sources and our health by developing more nutritious and safer versions of the food we eat. Mankind has been splicing and altering…

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    The Omnivore’s Dilemma is written by the famous food writer Michael Pollan who explains that humans are notably omnivores—eats both meats and plants—and that our biggest dilemma is that we have too many options regarding the foods that we eat. Pollan uncovers the truth about the food industry that most people do not know about. He explains that if people were more aware of how their food is processed, where it comes from, or the impact that it has on your health, environment, and ethics you…

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    are many food advertisements available around us these days through various media. With the advance technology, children are more exposed to these food advertisements when watching television, YouTube even on public transports and bus stop billboards. These food advertisements may influence children’s choice of food to a certain extend. Children may choose fast food over proper home cooked meal which may lead to unhealthy lifestyle if their choice of food is not controlled from young, “Food…

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    Research Paper Most of America is going through change in healthy food perception. With the increasing rates of obesity and increased access to fatty foods, many people are concerned for the future of our society health wise. People have started to turn to healthier and greener foods such as organic in order to live healthier lifestyles and combat fast food. As a result of this, the newest trend in healthy foods has become gluten free foods. Before it’s possible to decide whether eating…

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    illnesses. The safety of our food supply is very important to our nation, and even though it may be hard to believe, a lot of safety concerns with food are often overlooked. Food scares have come and gone for many years in America. Everybody consumes food, some more than others, but the lack of education behind how safe our food actually is, is troubling. Compared to other nations, America has a growing epidemic of obesity. What attributes most to this is the easy access to fast food all over…

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    also taught about the food pyramid, we need a certain amount of grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy products and meats in our system in order to keep a vigorous healthy lifestyle. Seems easy enough, but is it really? With the way today’s food industry is set up, it doesn’t seem that simple. We have so many industries today, specifically the meat industry, giving us false advertisement of the way our food is being made, giving us the assumption that we’re eating good viable food that’s contributing…

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    the food has been exhausted. They will also sometimes eat small insects as a form of protein. B.) Pellets containing…

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